I prefer John’s locks.pic.twitter.com/a5o6W1U0ZS
It's important to teach our children philosophy, or future generations will completely lose the knowledge of Gottfried Leibniz's amazing wigs.pic.twitter.com/KlyMQeSPhJ
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The differences between those wigs are...infinitesimal.
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It is libel air to suggest that he was bewigged! Leibniz was the Samson of philosophy, his strength part and parcel of his follicular fortitude!
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The best of all possible wigs
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Not to mention his original butter cookies recipe.pic.twitter.com/kDxgmkszcB
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Voltaire critiqued it after the Lisbon Earthquake, when the assembled wigs, though glorious, were insufficient to stem the blaze.
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Similarly, basic science education, though by no means a useful tool for modern living, remains the much the best gateway to introduce kids to Robert Boyle’s epochal headgear/hairware. You say I trivialize science; I say give history’s greatest rugs the respect they’ve BEEN due.pic.twitter.com/HTG5u0E43x
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Full of monads, probably
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Won't they live on through his biscuits?
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Crunchy biscuit enwigged by the best of all possible chocolate.
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